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Any one have any Idea were the htpatch.exe comes from and what does it do ? I have it in my Window Task manager ussing 1,616k mem. But havent notice any CPU useage yet. I did find out what i can do to disarm it. But the thing is is it somthing I need. I am posting ( COPY/PASTE )a message I got off another forum But still there not sure what it does.Only how to disarm it in the Window task manager>system.INI.
Any one have any good clues?
"You donīt have to install HT Patch.exe, just look in the "setup.ini" and change the "1" to "0" instead, like this:Before:
[Select]
AgpForIDE133Set=0
USBRegSet=1
AGPUtil=0
HTpatch=1
MPS3=0After:
[Select]
AgpForIDE133Set=0
USBRegSet=1
AGPUtil=1
HTpatch=0
MPS3=0Add "1" for AGPUtil if you want that one too... "
Thanks
Mike

Got the to my own question LOL.
http://computing.net/cgi-bin/wwwboard.pl?office
HTpatch.exe is part of the SiS AGP patch - BUT unless your processor (and motherboard) supports HyperThreading (HT) and this feature is enabled it will actually SLOW your graphics card by around 6%

I too have this .exe as TSR and am running SiS drivers, in WinXP, but I have nothing like what you pasted here. Perhaps due to revised drivers. I'd really like to get rid of this "extra"

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